Northgate Pharmacy

04/02/2026

Pairing your morning medications with a protein? A rich breakfast can help reduce nausea and keep your energy steady throughout the day. If you're not sure which foods work best with your meds, stop in and chat with us. We are happy to help you build a routine that works for you.

03/31/2026

Allergy Season is here! Foster & Thrive All Day Allergy Relief is here to relieve symptoms from more than 200 indoor & outdoor allergens.

03/27/2026

Now that the temperatures are rising and spring is here, it's time to think about spring cleaning! Not sure how to start? Looking for motivation? Check out these expert tips to have your home in tip top shape in no time. And don't forget to come see us for all your supplies! https://www.thespruce.com/spring-cleaning-a-complete-checklist-1900106

03/23/2026

Some medications like PPIs, diuretics, and metformin can affect how your body absorbs important vitamins and minerals. If you're wondering whether your medications might be impacting your nutrition, stop by the pharmacy and we'll help you review your regimen and recommend safe options to stay balanced and healthy.

03/21/2026

Happy first day of spring!

Yes - You Can Knock-Out Spring Allergies Before They Start!

Most people don't know the best way to beat allergies is to get ahead on your meds BEFORE you have any symptoms. If allergies hit you hard each year, then fight back! Our pharmacists can help you pick the best OTC meds to knock-out your symptoms before they start (or significantly reduce the severity). If needed, we will discuss prescription options your doctor can prescribe. So don't wait! Allergy season is upon us. Check out the Kleenex Pollen Pal forecaster. It gives you a 5-day pollen forecast for your zip code, allowing you to be prepared for high count days and stay ahead of the sneezes and itchy eyes. Check your local pollen levels here (be sure to enter your zip code): https://www.kleenex.com/en-us/pollen-count

03/03/2026

Move More!

Your heart thrives when you build movement into your routine - no gym required. Think of it the same way you think about taking your daily medications: small, consistent actions make the biggest impact over time. Adding a few extra steps during errands, stretching while the coffee brews, or standing up between tasks keeps your heart engaged and supported throughout the day. Little habits truly add up to long-term heart health.

02/27/2026

Laughter is the Best Medicine for your Heart

Laughter isn't just good for the soul. It's good for your heart, too. A good laugh can help your blood vessels relax and widen, boosting healthy blood flow. It also helps reduce stress hormones that can tighten those vessels. Over time, regular laughter is linked with better stress resilience, improved mental well-being, and stronger heart health. So go ahead and share a joke with someone who always makes you smile. Your heart may thank you for it.

02/26/2026

Heart Healthy Recipes

The American Heart Association has lots and lots of recipes for heart healthy dishes available on its website: https://recipes.heart.org/

Whether you're looking for a snack, a main course, or a yummy dessert, this website has you covered. Browse categories or search the recipes to find just what you are craving and work on improving your heart health.

02/23/2026

02/19/2026

Greetings to our wonderful patient family! We're so grateful for your continued support! Your feedback is incredibly important to us, and we'd love to hear about your experiences. If you've had a great experience with us, please take a moment to leave a review on our page or write a comment here on this post. Your reviews help us grow and continue to provide the best service possible to our community!

02/17/2026

Are you getting lots of sleep, but still feeling tired and rundown? Maybe you're not getting enough quality sleep. Most adults need between seven and nine hours of sleep per night to wake up feeling rested. There are four elements that go into quality sleep: Sleep latency (how long it takes you to fall asleep), Awakenings (number of times you wake up during the night), wake after sleep onset (the amount of time you are awake after first falling asleep), and sleep efficiency (the ratio of time asleep to time lying in bed). Want to know more? Check out this article from the National Sleep Foundation: https://www.thensf.org/what-is-sleep-quality/
And if you have questions about supplements or sleep aides, ask your pharmacist.